Source: BroBible
Summary
South Marion High School in Florida will have to play its entire first high school football season on the road due to a potential sinkhole under its brand-new turf field. The field was built on top of hidden underground cavities, which must be filled before the field can be used. The repair project will cost $672,000 and is expected to be completed by October 29.
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South Marion High School’s new turf field was supposed to be a highlight of its inaugural season, but instead, it’s a sinkhole waiting to happen. The high school football team will have to play all its games on the road, thanks to the discovery of hidden underground cavities. The field will be removed and replaced, but not before the team’s first game. The school’s $165 million campus features state-of-the-art facilities, but apparently, not a geotechnical survey.
Author: Evan Null
